Wildlife in the attic? Out today.
Scratching at 3am, raccoons in the trash, bats in the soffit, moles wrecking the lawn — we handle it all. Humane removal, exclusion to keep them out, damage repair when needed. St. Louis-based wildlife specialists, dispatched fast.
The wildlife we remove most.
If you’re hearing or seeing one of these, call now. Faster you call, less damage they do.
Raccoons
A raccoon in the attic can do thousands in damage in a single season. They tear up insulation to nest, urinate and defecate freely, and chew through wiring. Females with kits can be aggressive — only trained professionals should handle removal.
- Heavy thumping or scratching in attic at night
- Trash cans torn through repeatedly
- Daylight raccoons — often a sign of disease
- Damaged soffits, vents, or roof edges
Live trapping, removal, exclusion (sealing entry points), and attic restoration if damage is significant. Same-day response when possible.
Raccoon Removal →Squirrels
Squirrels in the attic are the most common wildlife call we get. They chew constantly — wood, insulation, and electrical wiring (a real fire risk). They’ll be back every year unless entry points are sealed properly.
- Daytime scratching or running in attic
- Chew marks on wood trim or fascia
- Acorns or nuts found in attic or garage
- Squirrels seen entering soffits or roof gaps
One-way exclusion devices, entry-point sealing with chew-resistant materials, and trapping when needed. Damage repair available.
Squirrel Removal →Bats
Bats are protected — you can’t trap and kill them. Removal requires one-way exclusion devices and timing around maternity season. Guano accumulation is a real health concern. This is specialty work; many companies refer it out.
- Bats seen entering or exiting at dusk
- Dark staining around soffit or chimney edges
- Guano (droppings) below entry points
- Squeaking or chittering in attic at dusk
Humane one-way exclusion, sealing of all entry points (bats can use a 3/8″ gap), and guano cleanup with attic restoration. We follow Missouri Department of Conservation timing rules.
Bat Removal →Moles
Moles destroy lawns fast — raised tunnels, dead grass, dirt mounds. They’re after grubs and earthworms, not your plants, but the damage is the same. DIY traps and home remedies rarely solve it; the colony moves and keeps tunneling.
- Raised ridge-line tunnels across the lawn
- Volcano-shaped dirt mounds
- Dead or yellowing grass along tunnel paths
- Soft, spongy areas when walking the yard
Targeted trapping based on tunnel mapping. Optional grub treatment to address the food source. Most lawns clear within a few weeks.
Mole Control →More wildlife we handle.
If it’s a nuisance animal in St. Louis, we’ve probably handled it. Don’t see what you’re dealing with? Call us.
Opossums
Skunks
Snakes
Birds
Rodents
Other Wildlife
Humane removal. Done right.
Wildlife work in Missouri operates under the Department of Conservation’s nuisance wildlife rules — and not every operator follows them. We do.
That means live trapping where appropriate, one-way exclusion devices for animals that can’t be trapped (like bats), and protocols that respect maternity seasons. Females with young get handled differently than solo adults — separating a mother from her kits causes more problems than it solves.
We do the work the right way because the alternatives — sealing animals in, ignoring babies, ignoring protected species — create bigger headaches for the homeowner down the line.
- Live trapping when appropriate; one-way exclusion when not
- Maternity season timing — never separate mothers from young
- Protected species (bats, certain birds) handled per state law
- No sealing animals inside walls or attics
- Exclusion repairs that prevent re-entry, not just removal
- Operates under Missouri Department of Conservation guidelines
How we handle wildlife.
Inspect
We identify the species, find every entry point, and assess any damage already done. Free, no obligation.
Remove
Live trapping or one-way exclusion depending on species and circumstance. Per MDC guidelines, every time.
Exclude & Repair
Seal entry points with the right materials so they can’t come back. Attic restoration and damage repair when needed.
MDC Compliant
Operates under Missouri Department of Conservation rules
Same-Day Response
Available when possible — call early for fastest service
Locally Owned
St. Louis-based wildlife specialists, not a national chain
Damage Repair
Removal + exclusion + attic restoration under one roof
Wildlife questions, answered.
How fast can you come out?
Same-day service is available when possible — call early in the day for the best chance. For active animals (raccoon in the kitchen, snake in the basement, bat flying around the house), we treat those as priority dispatch.
For attic squirrels, moles, or other situations where the animal is contained but not immediately dangerous, we usually book within 24-48 hours.
Do you kill the animals?
Our default is humane removal — live trapping, one-way exclusion, and relocation per Missouri Department of Conservation rules. For protected species like bats, removal is exclusion-only by law.
Some species (rodents, certain invasive species) are handled differently per MDC guidelines. We’ll explain what’s required for your specific situation before any work begins.
Can you fix the damage they caused?
Yes — that’s a big part of the job. Standard scope includes sealing entry points so they can’t come back. For larger damage (chewed wiring, ruined insulation, contaminated drywall), we offer attic restoration and cleanup as add-on services.
If the damage is structural enough that it needs a contractor, we’ll tell you that too.
What if there are babies in the attic?
This is one of the most important things we handle correctly. Removing a mother and leaving babies behind is illegal under MDC rules and inhumane — and the babies WILL die in the walls, creating a much bigger problem (smell, flies, structural issues).
We time removal around maternity seasons or use methods that allow mothers to relocate their young. It takes longer, but it’s the only right way to do it.
How much does wildlife removal cost?
It depends entirely on the species, the entry points, the damage, and what kind of exclusion or repair is needed. A single squirrel removed via one-way device runs different than a raccoon family with three months of attic damage.
Inspections are free. We’ll quote everything in writing on the spot — no surprises, no hidden charges, no upselling.
Will the animals come back?
Not if exclusion is done right. Removal alone doesn’t solve the problem — if the entry points are still open, another animal will find them within weeks. Our scope always includes sealing entry points with chew-resistant materials.
For properties with chronic wildlife pressure (heavily wooded lots, older homes with multiple weak spots), our Wildlife Shield plan covers ongoing monitoring and exclusion.
Animal in your attic? Call now.
Faster you call, less damage they do. Free inspection, written quote on the spot, humane handling per MDC guidelines.